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ASLAN #19 took place on the 23rd of July, 2011 at Hillcrest Community Centre - another success with ten hours of LAN gaming goodness!

Our hard-working admins and volunteers worked from 10:00am to ensure the event ran smoothly.

The fun opened at 2:00pm with TrackMania, followed by Blur, Team Fortress 2 and Unreal Tournament competitions.

Hours of LAN game entertainment, hot soup and a sausage sizzle was the name of the game (several, actually) at ASLAN 18.

What an Event!

New Venue, New Games, New Excitement, with the same old Awesome Lan and great atmosphere.

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For EXPRESS registration and entry at ASLAN please complete the form below once you have pre purchased a ticket. Tickets will be available from our sponsor Game Traders Ingle Farm!! For current lan information see ASLAN #18 - May 14th 2011
Thanks for the continued support from our great sponsors...

ASLAN Express Registration Form

Ticket Number:	All 6 digits of the barcode number:
Nickname:
First Name:
Last Name:
E-Mail:
	Include me on the ASLAN mailing list.
	I Accept and Agree to all ASLAN and Air-Stream Wireless Incorporated Terms and Conditions for this event. Air-Stream Wireless - Code of Conduct

Well it was an excellent lan once again.

Thanks to everyone who attended. We topped 43 lanners this weekend which is fairly decent due to the Grand Final clash!

No real hiccups during the day apart from maybe St Kilda not winning the flag! :)

To check out some photos from the event head to the ASLAN 13 Gallery: ASLAN 13!

Thanks for the continued support from our great sponsors...




And for something different, we video recorded the Prize Ceremony! So click play on the video after the break to watch all those goodies get handed out to the best lanners in their class!

Well what a LAN, it was as chaotic outside as it was inside! 55+ People were in attendance with gaming, music making and tutorial classes all happening under the one roof!

The lan kicked off at 10am as usual and with massive rain storms outside we were not sure if attendance would be affected.

And thanks again to all our sponsors as we couldnt do it without them!

• New Air-Stream TShirts are now available. In white with shiny embroidedness; See Daniel.
• Go South! Yes the network is pushing south. Air-Stream is working with SCARC.
• ASLAN on the 14th of March!

Well what a lan!

Sorry about the delay in review, had many a PC trouble, too many windows re-installs to count on one hand, and lots of sleepless nights! So lets get into it!

A new setup technique was trialled for this lan, in which all Admins setup on the friday night before the LAN. This proved to be very successful as it allowed us to do some more fine tweaking on the day to allow for a better experience on sat!

This time around we had 3 sponsors, Thermaltake, Razer and Photech. So thanks again to our sponsors who make these events even possible!

So its that time of month again ;) Yes the intense radio/puter/geek meeting weeks =) Adelaide Hills Amatuer Radio Society -
VK5BAR are having their monthly meeting on Thursday the 15th, May. I joined up as a member at the AGM in January. I finally received my certificate for my foundation licence last week, so I'm all good to go =)

I have a 10watt radio on loan from Jacqui and I've manged to listen to the WIA broadcast on Sunday morning. Only just mind, there was so much noise it was barely readable. Thats probably a task for this weekend is to get an antenna sorted for the 80 meter band. That was the clearest of all the available repeaters. The 40 meter band seemed pretty empty. The 10 meter band had the faintest of signals and the only thing I could pick up on 80 meters was the WIA broadcast. I had a 40 meter half wave length dipole strung across the front yard, well maybe more like a inverted vee, still need to build a decent balun too. Maybe HAMs don't get out of bed before 10am like other sane people? Maybe they've all been up late working the radio until the wee hours? ;) I need to get a better space for the radio and get an antenna up more permanently.